What do you mean by bending, shearing and tensile?
This is the three term for three mechanical properties. The bending deflection, the actual name, is a measure of material stress after deformation resistance; shear, shear, actual impact energy, is a measure of material toughness; tensile tensile strength, namely, this is very easy to understand, is a measure of the ability of the materials under tension.
In measuring these three indicators, there is a standard, also known as "test pieces", respectively, on different testing instruments. Bending is to put both ends of the standard specimen together, to put pressure on the specimen, and when the specimen starts to deform, that is the bending resistance of the material. The shear resistance is also to put the standard specimen on the impact test machine, with a heavy hammer to cut the specimen, while the machine records the energy consumption, this energy value is the ability to shear. The tensile test also involves placing the test piece on the tensile test machine. The drawing machine applies a tensile force to the specimen until it breaks. At this point, the tension is recorded. This value is the tensile strength.
